County Assessor Wolf appointed to national committee on agriculture and rural affairs
Independent Newsmedia
Posted 11/10/19
National Association of Counties President Mary Ann Borgeson appointed Pinal County Assessor Douglas Wolf to a term as a member of the Agriculture and Rural Affairs Steering Committee.
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County Assessor Wolf appointed to national committee on agriculture and rural affairs
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National Association of Counties President Mary Ann Borgeson appointed Pinal County Assessor Douglas Wolf to a term as a member of the Agriculture and Rural Affairs Steering Committee.
Ms. Borgeson, a Douglas County, Nebraska, commissioner, made her leadership appointments shortly after being sworn in as NACo’s president on July 15, the final day of NACo’s 84th Annual Conference and Exposition in Las Vegas/Clark County, Nevada, according to a release.
"I am extremely honored to be appointed to this crucial committee that deals with congressional legislation that directly affect the citizens of Pinal County. It is an opportunity for rural Arizona to be voice at the table on such issues as water resources and expanding broadband access," Mr. Wolf said in the release.
Mr. Wolf has been active in NACo since 2016 and has also served as a member of the Public Lands Steering Committee.
Mr. Wolf was elected Pinal County assessor in 2012 and re-elected in 2016.
The NACo Agriculture and Rural Affairs Steering Committee is responsible for elevating the county voice in all matters pertaining to U.S. Department of Agriculture programs related to agriculture, rural development, rural renewal energy development, research and extension, food safety and conservation, the release states.
